producer. the man accused in the attack that went viral returns to court. what we may learn about that attack outside a condo. a live report justice moments away and as the governor launches an all out assault on vaiping. california is reporting its second death related to e-cigarettes. researchers explain what exactly people are inhaling while vaping. today in the bay continues right now. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is going to get us through the morning in just a bit. but let's turn to the forecast. kari hall has a look at that. >> i don't think we can complain about this at all. it will feel like fall. as we get ready to head out the door, expect temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the south bay highs only reach to the 70s and low 80s. we'll talk about what else is is ahead. you're checking in on peninsula slowin >> but it's no surprise for

those familiar with redwood city. a crash over on the shoulder getting into fremont eastbound 84. >> with president trump's focus on homelessness in san francisco, a man accused in an attack outside of a san francisco condo, that you sigh here is back in court today. today in the bay is is live for us in san francisco with the latest on this case. >> we did see more homeless in the area going through the trash and sleeping on the bench. so that's still a problem in the area. the attack was caught on camera and went viral. police say this surveillance video shows austin vincent pushing the woman to the ground

in the lobby of her building. this is next door to a navigation center being built. despite protests from neighbors. the hearing takes place at 9:00 this morning. reporting live, today in the bay. 5:02 right now. decision 2020 and in just a few hours, president trump arrived in the bay area. the white house says he will go straight to a roundtable discussion and luncheon. protesters say they intend to follow. this comes after trump held a campaign rally last night. >> two big democratic states back to back.

what's the strategy here the trump campaign is trying to flip the states. at least some of them like they did last time around. this time, as you noted, he's going after latino voters in new mexico. focusing not so much on immigration and the wall, but on their wallet. we will win the great state of new mexico. >> no republican has done that since 2004. president trump last night going after latino voters here hoping they will not only support a border wall. >> they don't want criminals coming across the border. they don't want people taking their jobs. >> he's hoping they will vote with their wallet. >> democrats want to completely annihilate new mexico's economy. they spiked 15% after saturday's attack on the largest processing facilities in saudi arabia. the u.s. blames iran, but

democrats caution the president to back off his locked and loaded response. >> this is once again a little bit of a ram bow attitude. we have no interest in getting involved. >> it would be a blunder of proportions. >> military and other options are on the table. but first the president of wants proof they launched the drones that started the fire. >> there's greater evidence he will be sharing directly. >> the u.s. is sure but the british are not. iran denies they are behind these attacks. now there's suggestions from people who are familiar with the intelligence that there's compelling evidence that iran was behind this. even some imagery. so the question this morning, when will we see the event? it could be next week at the

united nations. back to you. >> tracie potts, thank you so much. happening now, voters in israel are going to the polls as prime minister benjamin netanyahu fights for his political survival. today's election comes five months after inconclusive election where benjamin netanyahu dlaredimself the winner, but could not manage to put together a coalition government. the vote is considered a referendum on benjamin netanyahu's ten-year leadership. new trouble for wide receiver aonio brown. that's where a woman says he walked up to her naked. brown hired her in 2017. she's not pursue iing charges a doesn't want any money. even despite the claims, brown likely won't face disciplinary action at this point without a criminal case against him.

>> it will be some time before he's disciplined by the league. >> his attorney released a statement denying the claims. they met yesterday with another woman accusing brown of raping her as part of a civil suit. brown made his debut with the patriotings object sunday. state health leaders confirm a man died from complications due to using e-cigarettes. the man's death is the 7th nationwide being connected to vaping. the announcement comes as the governor just issued an executive order to spend $20 million on raising awareness. this morning a psychologist at stanford are answering questions about how vaping devices are delivering nicotine and other chemicals into people's bodies. >> what's the difference between aerosol and vapor? >> when people think it's just

harmless water vapor, it isn't. there's a number of other chemicals that are in there that you're breathing in. >> you can see the full story trying to pinpoint what's causing that. the full report on vaping on the "today" show right after today in the bay. in just an hour, keizer mental health workers plan to be on the picket line ahead of a a planned strike next month. the protest mark an important deadline. employees must agree to a final contract offer or lose a 3% pay increase. they voted against the deal two months ago. the strike is now scheduled to start on october 14th 37. a little weather whiplash where drivers.

temperatures are in the 40s. just days ago they were in the 80s enjoying the first snow of the season. >> enjoy it because it's not going to last that long. that's going to be the deal. so as we go to the next several days, warming up, not only in the sierra, but you see the temperatures at least for now staying a little cooler than normal. we have a look at the temperature trend. it will be in the upper 50s as you head out the door. you'll want to spend extra time outside.

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it's a cool start. upper 50s as you step out the door. here's a live look outside.

we'll talk more in five minutes. >> and little more traffic flow. we'll talk about what's going on in the east bay and also the changes that you cross in the bay. >> good morning, very happy tuesday. the markets broke an eight-day winning streak after that attack on saudi oil production. you can see that in shares of american airlines. their fuel costs could potentially get very expensivex. american is not alone, bus this is a good example. netflix will get assets to the "seinfeld" library. the gm strike continues. no progress to report. doesn't really affect us. there's a gm-owned company in san francisco, but that's not part of the uaw. it's the largest labor conflict in years is and worth keeping an

eye on. the company wework will suspend its ipo after questions about the company is run and questions about how much it's worth. wework rents office space to small startups. a two-day rate meeting starts today. the chairman likely to do what president trump wants and lower interest rates again. it might be the right thing to do, but it's clear trump is winning the battle of wills with powell. lower rates should krecrease th money supply and lower the value of the american dollar. easing is a good thing for exports. president trump did not want the fed to lower the value of the dollar. it creates artificial numbers

for market gain said donald trump. the new iphones come out today. reviewers have had a chance to get time with the new phones. some hands-on time. they are turning in the reviews. they point out it's really kind of much the same phone as the older phones, but they love the battery life. they are talking about reviewers of running these things intentionally hard like streaming youtube all day. and still having battery life at the end. us i think we unconsciously charge. we plug it into the car or the office that kind of thing. but if you had to, you could run one of these iphones all workday. and that would be great. >> do you know is it more like the 10s?

a 10 or 20% down payment. in ohio you need to earn $48,000 with a 10% down payment. the median home price is $228,000. plus the most expensive place no surprise here san francisco. you'll need to make $221,000 a year with a 10% down payment. and as most people may already know, the median prices for homes in the city by the bay. >> the late show with lilly debuted last night. this was the first time a late night talk show has been hosted

by an indian-american, female, bisexual. it you don't know, she made her biggest impact on youtube where she built a huge following with her superwoman channel, which has 10 million followers. >> i get it. i'm not your traditional talk show host. the media mentioned i'm a bisexual woman of color so much that i feel like i need to change my name. a little long, but it has a nice ring to it. >> her first guest was mindy kaling. always set the dvr. set the dvr. a lot of people want to watch the shows, but also the weather. >> it's going to be a nice day. we're going to enjoy sunshine,

clear skies and we don't even see fog at the golden gate bridge this morning. it will stay clear. take a look at the seven-day forecast. it's up at the bottom of the screen. we're going to see our start this morning in pleasant hill in the mid-50s and leading into the mid-70s by early afternoon. let's go hour by hour for our microclimates. we're at 64 in oakland. and at lunchtime, we're at 76 in danceville. only a few spots reach the low 80s today. and mostly 70s with sunshine. i think this is going to be pretty perfect. but also a lot of pollen. mostly we have some elm tree pollen floating through the air. everything else is pretty low. i'm tracking our next weather system that will be set to move in tomorrow. it's not moving across the

pacific northwest. it could bring in another chance of rain starting with sunshine today. seeing the system moving to the east t will push a few spotty showers across the bay area tomorrow morning. and then as we go to the afternoon, it will be clearing out. so as we go through the time line today, we're all clear. then going hour by hour, as we start to see the clouds approach during the early morning hours, we could see some rain in parts of sonoma county by 5:00 in the morning and then going to see a breaking up and et ging very spotty. still the chance to see some rain once again for the muld of the workweek. and it's mostly for the north bay. while we'll see our highs in the 70s. it will be breezy and cloudy. and we're heading back to summer. we'll be in the 80s and 90s. as high pressure rolls in, it's going to heat up our temperatures for san francisco. you're seeing some delays.

>> we're seeing pa lo al to. so once again it's moving nicely, but there you go right behind me. there's another that's moving up. ask that's why we're seeing a little of the slowing from this side of the bridge. over on the fremont side, as you get off the bridge and head towards the thornton exit, there may be a crash over in the bushes. crews should arrive. no injuries reported there. 680 there, merged coming out of the area. we have reports of someone going into the bushes over there. but overall, we'll show you the toll plaza. the meetering lights should be turned on. coming up, sea levels rising as we continue our climate in crisis series. why experts say thousands of homes across the bay area literally will be under water. plus too costly to live,

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welcome back. all week long nbc news along with nbc bay area bringing you stories to highlight the lie climate change we'll have all around us. >> our focus this morning is the

wetlands. it's a symptom of a bigger problem we all face. >> and as kari hall tells us, in a matter of decades, thousands of homes in the bay area may be submerged. >> this morning, i want to take a look at one example of rising sea levels. let me take you to the bayous of louisiana where there's real concern right now this is an area where sugar cane grows abundantly and oil is siphoned from the gulf. i dug into data and it says the louisiana wetlands could disappear in 200 years and as of last year, noaa says the sea level around the state is about 24 inches higher than it was in 1950. so what does that mean for us here? rising sea levels could bring its own set of consequences. a report by the union of concerned scientists says if the

climate conditions continue in about three decades from now, homes in alameda, foster city, east palo al to are most at ri for flooding by the year 2045, 13,000 homes across the bay area could flood every other week, according to that group. so i spoke with the "today" show's al roker who has been in greenland reporting on the climate crisis and he says this could be a matter of national security. >> the department of defense said on both coasts, and also the gulf coast, for this country when you talk about lclimate change, it's the number one threat to homeland security. you look at any military installations along california's coast. they are subject to ocean levels. and are they hardened for that. probably not. >> let me give you one more statistic. by 2100, homes along the coast

could flood ten times per year. this animation shows sea levels and how much rise we could see over the next several years flooding homes. scientists say if you find your home is at risk, cities and towns under threat should consider constructing raised barriers to protect the buildings and homes. as our series climate in crisis continues tomorrow, we'll talk about precipitation whiplash. i hadn't heard of it until i spoke with a climate scientist, what he says is is coming to california if we don't get our climate under control. >> very interesting. al continues our climate in crisis coverage this morning on the "today" show. how rising sea levels are affecting major landmarks on the east coast. >> and join us tonight as we continue the series. tune in at 6:00 to focus on how wildfires are already an obvious sign that climate conditions are

shifting. 5:26 right now. top stories we're following on this tuesday morning. >> president trump due to arrive in the bay area in a few hrs his first visit as commander-in-chief. ahead in a live report, the white house leader who may be joining the president today to discuss the homeless crisis in san francisco. plus san jose mayor's big green idea and it's a first for major american cities. we'll explain in a live report, next. you're watching today in the bay. just because we're super hungry...

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good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside at san francisco. a beautiful way to wake up this morning at 5:30. thank you for starting your morning with today in the bay. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a a look at the forecast. a little cooler this morning. >> cooler, it almost looks like the rain that we had yesterday kind of washed off the cameras. everything looks really crisp and clear as you get ready to head out. that's a live look at emeriville this morning. as we look at our high temperatures, it's going to be amazing today. upper 70s and low 80s in the inland areas. the coast in the 60s with breezy winds and sunny ies. i'll talk about the weekend forecast and you're seeing changes at the bay bridge. we have slowing tz causing

slowing, but it just got over to the the center. that may affect some folks. there's another crash coming up after you. >> in just a a few hours, president trump arrives in the bay area for a fundraiser. bob redell joining us live in mountain view this morning. air force one will land. now the president has been here so before bob, what make this is visit so significant? >> reporter: this is the first time president trump is visiting the area since he was elected to office. the white house saws he will go from the field behind me in mountain view to a roundtable discussion in palo alto. staff is not giving out that location. that's a private event. we believe the white house is being vague in order to throw off the protesters. this is what happened the last time trump visited the bay area in 2016 for a campaign rally. hundreds of people protested

outside that venue. actually delayed trump's awe rival forting him to go through a back entrance. protesters are gearing up. you can see them testing out the inflatable trump chicken. some have been look iing for th location so they can stand outside and make their presence known. >> we will not forgive or forget. we will boycott their businesses. >> i'm super excited that president trump is holding a campaign event here in california. i have a number of friends who are attend iing the event. >> the white house says president trump will only be i the bay area for a total of three hours before leaving for los angeles. bob redell, today in the the bay. >> should be a quick trip. on the democratic side, beto o'rourke is coming to the bay area tomorrow. he originally planned to visit

in august but he cancelled the trip after the mass shooting in his hometown of el paso, texas. he plans to visit the prison and then have a discussion about equity and justice. the city of san jose may be ready to make a big move to cut emissions and that could change the way we heat homes or cook our meals. chris sanchez is joining us with the details to move to go electric. >> reporter: the mayor and some of the council members want new construction going forward to use electricity instead of natural gas. this would all be an effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions. san jose is expected to propose that ban on natural gas and new construction in favor of electric infrastructure. it would only apply to new construction and in the beginning would only apply to single family homes and small multiunit housing.

the city did the same thing requiring electricity and residential construction starting in the new year, but with the promise to ban natural gas and commercial and large real estate developments in years to come. according to natural resources defense council, buildings emit 25% or more greenhouse gases here in california. a poin opponents say we could expect higher heating costs. the mayor will announce the specifics by 12:15 this afternoon. san jose would be the largest in the country to ban in new construction. but a lot of cities are locking at this. today in the bay. >> happening today, ed a advoca plan to discuss how the rising costs of living impacts teachers.

a recent report found san jose to be the second worst city in the country when it comes to affordability. a teacher would have to spend more than 63% of pay to get housing right now. . a new teacher would have to spend 91%. a supervisor will moderate a panel to talk about possible solutions. the town hall begins at 5:00 at the santa clara county office of education. it's 5:35. a deadly boating accident left a prominent businessman and father in custody. the family lives in an exclusive belvedere neighborhood. that's where yesterday police searched the home of javier. his 11-year-old son died after falling out of the family boat. the other son also fell in the water and was also hit by the

boat. he suffered leg injuries. authorities not only believe he was behind the wheel, but he was operating it while intoxicated. and a followup for you now. an exposed gas pipeline that's raising concerns among activists. . that pipeline located at the ravine at the regional park, that group showed us a photo of that pipe last week. now the deputy fire chief reportedly is responding. he tells the east bay times he's concerned about the pipe because it's located in a high fire hazard zone. also believed someone is walking on the pipeline could weaken. the pipe is safe and the utility tells us there are no concerns or reason for concerns. 5:36 this morning. elsewhere leaders in pleasant hill are asking supervisors to keep an old library open until a

new one can be built. >> there was a resolution supporting the plan. they are asking to hold off on demoll herbing the current library which sits on county-owned land. developers would build three dozen new homes and a park. it's a plan neighbors support. but the new library won't be ready for two years and neighbors would rather not be without one. >> it's the most heavily populated in the county. we have people from walnut creek. >> last night's vote does not equate to a stay for the old library. the final say rests with supervisors. happening today, the wait is over for shark fans. hockey is back. tonight they drop the puck for the first preseason game. the sharks will take on anaheim. they led by a new captain this year. it's logan couture. he's replacing a fan favorite.

faceoff for the game is at 7:30 tonight. mike, are you going? >> yeah. >> you thought i was going to offer you a ticket. >> group trip. >> let's go over here. let's look at the south bay. we'll show you the peninsula where crews were working. they just clear ed the last of the crews. we should be just fine after a little bit of slowing clears up just north of university. typical for the pattern. we're looking at near the windmills. the crash on the northbound side looks like slowing has cleared. there may be a crew but heading towards 580 is your traditional slowing as you narrow to the final stretch of one lane there. a slow drive with two crashes. but then smooth into the walnut creek. >> let's get a smooth cruise on into the weekend.

>> it's going to be warmer this upcoming weekend. so as we make plans, you may want to make your plans accordingly. we do have some upper 80s and low 90s in the inland valleys. sunshine and highs in the 70s. so where are we going? how about the trivalley. it's going to be very warm there with a high of 86 degrees on friday. saturday is the warmest day reaching 91 degrees. and 88 will be that high on sunday afternoon. if we're going to the sierra, lake tahoe is going to be perfect. how about 62 for the high temperature on friday. 68 degrees on saturday. and we also have some great weather. but quite warm as we reach up to 90 degrees this saturday. we'll have a a look at the

temperature trend coming up. it's 5:39 right now. the reason some people in the south bay say a stretch of roadway has become way too dangerous. changes are asking for now from leetders. >> president trump is visiting the bay area today, but keep your eye on secretary carson as well. ul tell you why. and still ahead, kamala harris on "the tonight show" and slow jamming the news with jimmy fallon. >> if i do debate president trump, i'm sure it will be a kpet ty face yuf where either one of us could end up on top. >> really? >> no, i would wipe the floor with him.

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find something incredible ♪ from somewhere amazing. unique selection. unbelievable prices. homegoods. go finding. check out concorde and the temperature trend for today. expect some upper 50s as you step out the door. a the lot of sunshine will warm up into the upper 70s by 1:00. and then we'll stop right there. it's going to be a a great day. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures get warmer and there's also sol parts of the bay area that could see some rain. >> i'm going to show you the big view. zoom in over here we have a closure that just popped up. it's tracking. ready to move a car, which means your car can't use one of those exits. we'll talk you through it.

new overnight, the chp is investigating a deadly accident on highway 92. that's where someone walking along the roadway was struck and killed. this happened a little before midnight not far from near construction closure. authorities say the victim died at the scene and the driver is cooperating with investigators. still not clear why that person was walking on the highway. 5:44. a high speed police pursuit ends in gun fire. the video we're about to show you may be disturbing. a look at this chopper video show iing the chase. it happened yesterday morning when police responsibilitied to a hit-and-run. the mini van at times traveling at speeds topping 100 miles an hour. now a police fired at the van shattering the window. that's when officers surrounded the vehicle and removed the suspect. he was shot several times, but is expected to survive. people in one san jose neighborhood are demanding change to an area where they say car crashes are becoming all too

common. that area runs along ko avenue. some say they have lost the car or even a fence due to this. they put up slow down signs, but it hasn't worked and they are asking the city to step in and help out. >> we're just waiting. and hopefully no more accidents. but unfortunately, we don'to year or six months without one. >> the department of transportation says it will complete a stop sign. the study ends the next few months. this is to see where one could go up and if it would help out. >> naturalization ceremony is happening today in observance of constitution day. several people are set to become u.s. citizens during the event. it starts at 11:00 a.m. the u.s. constitution was written during the philadelphia convention and signed 232 years

ago today. on the agenda for the city council today, renaming a major road after president obama. >> council members want to turn dixon land iing road into barac obama boulevard. it leads to sunny hills community. the council member says the former president is a hero for many americans along with people who live here. >> looking at what's going on within the country itself, it's to find those persons that are heroes. persons we can look up to. persons that have done a number of things in this country. >> the name change will be part of tonight's meeting at the city hall starting at 7:00. president trump is on his way to the bay area. >> the president has been talking about making changes in california. >> he wants the fed to step in and solve the homeless problem because san francisco and los angeles have not. here's the president last night in new mexico. now our bob redell is covering

the president's arrival in mountain view. he will have more about the visit coming up. we don't think the president will make any sort of speech or announcement, but the white house has been telegraphing some kind of upcoming big move on homelessness. "the washington post" was the first to report if looking for a legal justification to raise homeless encampments and move the homeless to federally owned facilities. ben carson will be through town travel iing separately from the president. the announcement could come from his office. the ball is with carson. the president in a tough place over the strike on saudi oil production. the u.s. is locked and loaded. but he also wants out of the the middle east. even if he later said he never said that. he's also continuing to get

criticism for a tweet over the weekend. where he seemed to imply the united states was waiting for instructions from the kingdom of saudi arabia. writing we are waiting to hear from the kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack and under what terms we would proceed. u.s. congressman from new jersey said it's obviously wrong to allow saudi arabia to dictate foreign policy. two other things to watch today. the da spped trump's state tax returns and business records looking for falsification tied to the secret payment. and former trump campaign manager will testify before the house judiciary committee in what is fundamentally an impeachment hearing in spirit. we'll be tweeting about it. you can follow me on twitter.

kamala harris had a late night. she helped slow jam the news with jimmy fallon and the roots. >> i'm creating clean jobs and putting an end to fracking once and for awe all. >> just don't give a frack. >> harris also talked about her plans for the country if she's elected. she promises to focus on climate change. the only politician to slow jam the news. that might stick. >> let's start out this morning. here's a live look outside. as we get ready to head out on

this tuesday morning, it feels cooler. no rain this morning. but things are going to change. breezy but a pleasant day. here's a look at the high temperature for this afternoon reaching 81 in antioch and 81 in napa today. in san jose, we're going to see a high of 7 degrees and 67 in san francisco. so we're starting out this morning with some cool temperatures, you'll probably be comfortable all throughout t day with some light long sleeves. you'll want to spend more time outside if they are going for a hike or the park. we will see some changes tomorrow. and i'm tracking the next storm system dropping in from the pacific northwest and this will also bring in another chance of rain for tomorrow morning. it looks like most of that rain

stays in the north bay, but we could see some spotty showers to start and then the rest of the week, things clear out and warm up just slightly. as we go hour by hour, checking out our rain chances. today is clear. but then tomorrow we start to see the spotty showers moving again. a lot of this does fall apart before it make it is into the rest of the bay area. but there's still a chance to see some clouds and some light rain or drizzle to start out tomorrow morning. then the rest of the forecast is all dry. we're warming up. back to summer this wnld. we're up to 90 on sunday. 91 on monday. and san francisco upper 60s today. but we have some mid-70s in the forecast. >> this will affect 680, but not like yesterday. the freeway is open. you look at the sensors. they are mostly green. north 680 as you exit, those if

it's on your drive, you're familiar where the nursery is. that's where you'll have the northbound direction from there blo blocked a you have. it's been tracking off the area. more traffic comes in the other direction. and also southbound 680. those commutes to travel areas are moving pretty smoothly for this time of morning. on tuesday, we had a little extra slowing which continues highway 4. but both crashes in pittsburgh and bay point cleared the latest one. and no problems here. the interchange through the upper east shore, a little build there coming up through richmond. over here on the toll plaza, we had regular timing over there. the metering lights need to be tu turned on. >> thank you. happening now in southern california, three teens are behind bars for making a threat against their high school on social media. it was discovered by staff member at desert hot springs high school. this is outside of palm springs.

the names and identities are being withheld because they are minors. police say they did confiscate two guns. next and all new this morning, history making moment for the celebrated businesswoman. the reason her magazine cover appearance is considered so remarkable. first, nbc bay area responds. >> she won money in an online game show but hit a whammy when she tried to collect her miez prooiz money. nbc bay area responds, next.

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>> hey, guys. >> hey, tate. >> i wonder who it is. >> that's taylor swift. "the voice" returns for its 17th season on monday. >> that should be good. brand new for you this morning, the businessman is making magazine his rhode island. she will be the first visibly pregnant ceo on the cover of the magazine. she shared plenty of photos on instagram. she co-founded a community space for women. ink put together a female founders issue hitting newsstands next ee week. the "today" show is set to profile her later this morning. alcohol consumption is going up across america. >> is the amount of americans are spending on the drinks

itself. a recent poll found 65% of american adults drink. this is the third year in a row it's gone up. the average per person spending ranges from as little as $500 a year to as much as $1200 a year. but another announcement says basically alcohol just costs more money now. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco woman who won some money playing an online video game. she turned to chris and the team for help. >> good morning, this is about hq trivia. that's an app that streams live trivia game shows and posts pictures of people who it says have won jackpots. some of them six figures. michelle washerman won a lot less. $31.01. but when she is went to cash out her $31.01, nothing happened. except an error message that

said cash out currently disabled. that went on for eight months. so she contacted us. we reached out to hq trivia. overnight michelle got her prize. hq trivia told us unfortunately, she was mistakenly flagged but our fraud system because her play history matched similar suspect patterns. we searched online to see if anyone else was having trouble getting paid, our team found several complaints. they claimed the $20,000 payout was delayed several weeks. we asked hq trivia what happened, but it didn't get back to us. 6:00, a bay area visit. >> the hispanic-americans, they understand they don't want criminals come iing across the

border. >> president trump set to arrive in the next few hours after a rally in new mexico. his message on immigration and the oil attacks in saudi arabia. back in court, the updates we could get today on the condo attack. what is the difference betweenosol and vapor? >> what doctors are saying as they take new steps to stop an illness outbreak that claimed the life of a california man. today in the bay continues right now. a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're getting you started with your day with a look at the commute coming up in a bit. first, we want to get a look at the forecast. >> it looks really great today. a live look as you get drid to head out the